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Hellogoodbye – "You Sleep Alone" [Earmilk Exclusive]

  • January 9, 2013
  • Jake Blair
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Hellogoodbye have just released a deluxe edition of their 2010 record Would It Kill You on a brand new label, Old Friends Records. The reissue includes a number of unreleased tracks with some additional bonus content, and to top it off Old Friends has made limited edition marbled vinyl, which will come bundled with a download of digital bonus tracks and a t-shirt. The package will be sold via Hellogoodbye’s brand new merch store, launching in January via Cinderblock.com.

Below you can find one of the more popular tracks from Would It Kill You?. "You Sleep Alone” has been made available as an Earmilk exclusive for you to download. Think of it as a belated Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanza/Festivus gift. Or, if your birthday is today, then as a birthday gift. 

For those who aren't familiar, Hellogoodbye's music is just right for starting the new year; optimistic, honest, and earnest. And, for some of us, their infectious hooks are loaded with nostalgia. You can grab "You Sleep Alone" below as well as find a link to iTunes, where you can grab the rest of Would It Kill You?.

 

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Download: Hellogoodbye – You Sleep Alone

  • Would It Kill You? (Deluxe Edition) on iTunes
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